I bought the car from an independent dealership. It's been 1 year and 4 months. Everything was working good. In the month of September 2021, I heard a noise anytime I started the Engine. I had someone in the car with me one day when I started the car, and he told me to check the oil in the engine. When I checked the oil, I found out the engine is empty no oil. I brought the car in an independent shop for an oil change. Normally, I used to do oil change every 3 months or 3000 miles. After this issue, I have to add oil every 1000 miles. This is so annoying because I have to check add oil anytime the oil is getting low.

So, I don't know what to do. Bring the car to a shop that's gonna cost a lot of money to repair or bring it to a Toyota Dealership?

I have been burning oil for quite a while. Toyota sent a letter for my car regarding oil consumption. I had the test done twice and miss the number by 1 point, so they did not fix the problem. It happens all the time now. So I tested it around mid-January of 2020, my oil light starting coming on when I hit the brakes. On January 25th I put two quarts in and just over a month later my light is coming back on.

I took it to a repair shop and said they would have take my engine apart to replace all seals and would be very expensive. Toyotas should last to about 300,000 miles. I'm only half ways there. It makes me said because I always wanted a Toyota and this was my first and it's starting to look like it will be my last. Toyota knows about the problem and they are not fixing their problem.

I bought this 2007 Toyota Camry LE that has that 2.4L engine that there is something wrong with the pistons and I'm burning a lot of oil. If I was to drive 600 miles my crankcase would be empty and I would have to put at least 4.5 quarts of oil. I forgot to tell you that I bought this car in New York at an auction and I live in South Carolina so when I drove my Toyota back home my oil light came on. I drove about 600 miles so I stopped at a gas station and when I check my oil the dip stick showed me no oil in my engine.

When I brought my car to Toyota of Rock Hill they told me that it will cost me $5,000.00 to fix the problem. When I mention about this recall they said that to many years have gone by. They said the recall was from 2007 to 2016 and then they extended it one more year to 2017 and I bought my car 9/07/2017 and the mileage was only 50,186 so I went back and fourth several times with them and every time I went there they said there was nothing they can do for me. So why make me go back and fourth several times if you're not going to do anything for me. I have been on their butts ever since, and I'm not going to quit until they fix the problem.

This 2007 Camry is one of a kind. Manual Trans .. Sunroof .. Electronic Stability Control. It's been garage kept since purchase and after 13 years still has a new car smell. This car has been babied --- About 90% of the miles are interstate-only road miles. Oil changed every 5,000 miles as recommended by the dealer.

I am adding 1/2 quart every 450 miles. Definitely not acceptable. For reference, I have a 34-year-old Mazda (original engine) with 279,000 miles that uses 1 quart every 3,500 miles.

I have previously owned a 1976 Corolla, 1976 Celica and currently own a 2011 Corolla as well as the 2007 Camry. If Toyota doesn't help with the obvious need for a repair, I'll not only be happy to join a lawsuit but choose another car manufacturer in the future.

This isn't the first time Toyota's failed to make good on a defect with this car. But if no help with a defective engine, it will be my last Toyota. Probably go back to Mazda or perhaps a Subaru .. either/both run forever.

I got the oil sign on my dashboard about two years back that time Toyota send letter for oil consumption test to be done. I went to the dealer and they did just seal the oil cap and asked me to come back so they can verify the oil level. According to them the consumption is normal and did nothing. However, after a year of that every 1000 mile I am getting oil sign, so I have to add 1 qrt of oil. It's very annoying. I can't believe Toyota made an engine that has this issue and they have not done anything to recall or fix issue. I am sure there are 10000s of cars that have this issue but not reported yet. I feel Toyota is the worst car and company to buy a vehicle. Toyota should replace or rebuild the engine for free for all Camry.

Overall, the TSB did not provide any coverage or resolution to my problem, simply due to being over the mileage; however, the problem is the exact as listed in the TSB.

Contacted Toyota after over the weekend the car's check engine light. I contacted the Toyota Dealer who explained the TSB expired Jan 2017 and it would need to be resolved with Toyota Corp. Spent greater part of 1/22/19 on the phone with Toyota who was able to pull service records from 2010 and 2011 where I complained about oil consumption at 64k, 75k, and 77k miles. Two oil consumption test were started but the dealer never followed up and documented any closing of the case.

I explained to Toyota that I felt since the issue was recognized in 2010 and 2011 and documented; Toyota should take some ownership of this problem and provide a reasonable resolution to the problem outside of the TSB. Even if I was notified of the TSB in 2015 the car was already over the mileage (August 2013 at 152k miles) the TSB would not have provided any resolution.

My concern is that Toyota should assist in fixing the issue (to which they noted in 2015) since the issue was voiced to dealer in 2010 and 2011 but not resolved -- Therefore the TSB would not apply in the situation but Toyota Customer Service overall should work to resolve this concern.

I bought my 2007 Toyota Camry SE last month. The car had 239,000 miles when I bought it. After changing the oil when I first purchased the car, 2,800 miles later on the odometer the oil light came on the dashboard. I took it into the dealership and told them that every time I step on the brake the oil light comes on. They looked up the car to see if it has been serviced at a dealership before and the car has been dealer maintained its entire life at Kolosso Toyota. I'm the 3rd owner and when they printed out the service history, I read that the 2nd owner who has just purchased the car in October of 2013 took the car to Kolosso Toyota complaining of the same problem. This car has been burning oil since at least October 2013, and its outside of the 10 year/150,000 mile recall for burning oil because of pistons issues in the engine. The dealer told me to just do more frequent oil changes and to bring the car in right away when the oil lights comes on. It would cost thousands to fix the issue is what I was told.

I purchased my 2007 Toyota Camry thinking that it would be a good reliable car for me and my children as I am a single mother. This was the 1st car I bought from a dealership and took a loan out on. After only 6 months of having the car the engine started knocking because of the oil consumption problem. I had to get rid of the car that I am still paying on and purchased another car which I am paying on as well. So essentially I am paying on 2 cars and only have 1. This has created a great hardship on my family as I mentioned previously that I am a single mother trying to make ends meet and this did not help in any way. It has only made worse problems for my family.